Sentence examples for at most so from inspiring English sources

FDI demotes the middle-man to an advisory role at most, so the principals have more to do.

They're expensive, complicated and last a few minutes at most – so what makes cities like London, Dubai and Sydney so obsessed with New Year's Eve fireworks?

His understanding was that the ground rent was a few hundred pounds at most – so he was stunned to receive a demand for £8,000.

Most local nurseries carry only a handful of varieties at most, so I turned to the Internet for a larger selection.

For some people, "work clothes" means a smart Zara suit; for others (me) it means sitting about all day at home in one's bathrobe (at most). So how to define "casual" in a way that encompasses all kinds of people?

When he was younger he used to spend his mornings strolling around downtown (he can write for only two hours a day at most, so there is always the problem of what to do with the rest of his time).

The atmosphere is, indeed, more festive than and playful than you find at most so-called spiritual events.

You could argue that you'll be there for five minutes at the most, so it's no big deal.

This arrangement lasts only for a week (at the most) so make it a few days before Thanksgiving.

It shouldn't be put in too high -- just an inch (2.5 cm) or so at most -- so that you have plenty of space to fold the roll over the filling.

The fact that it didn't do so, or at most did so only marginally, was obviously the product of a compromise, and has to be counted as a rare liberal victory against the court's conservative tide.